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What Leins And Encumbrances Transfer To The New Owner Through A California Tax Sale? |
I am upsetting to do my due diligence for a piece of property I would like to purchase through a tax sale. I know that the Revenue tax rules section 3712 explains the Leins and encumbrances that is assumed by the new owner. It's all forensic speak and do not understand some of it. If you have ever gone through this process in California, any information that would explain this would be helpful.
| Answer: Habitually the only thing in Sec. 3712 that has a remote chance of being applicable is "(b) The lien for taxes or assessments or other rights of any taxing instrumentality which does not consent to the sale under this chapter". So check if there is an IRS or CA Franchise Tax Management lien filed against the property, because the tax sale will not extinguish those liens. All other monetary liens would be extinguished in the tax sale. |
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